Georgetown Airport Shuttle

The user wants translation of the given HTML from English to natural native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only translated HTML. Thus we need to translate the English text to Spanish that sounds natural to Latin American travelers, presumably using "usted" form or "tú"? The instruction: "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers." Probably a neutral, friendly tone. We need to preserve all tags:

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Georgetown to Dallas Airport Shuttle

. Should translate "Georgetown to Dallas Airport Shuttle" to "Shuttle de Georgetown al Aeropuerto de Dallas". In Spanish, the phrase "Shuttle de Georgetown a Dallas" may be okay, but maybe "Shuttle de Georgetown al Aeropuerto de Dallas". However the original h2 includes "Airport". Maybe keep "Shuttle de Georgetown al Aeropuerto de Dallas". That sounds natural. Paragraph: "Welcome to Texas Shuttle, your premier choice for private door-to-door transportation from Georgetown to Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL) and DFW International. Georgetown sits about 30 miles north of Austin in Williamson County, and Dallas is roughly 173 miles to the north — a drive of about 3 hours via I-35, before traffic, construction, or weather. We run 24/7, so whether you have a 5 AM departure out of Love Field or a midnight arrival at DFW, we have a vehicle and driver scheduled for it. Heading to Dallas? See our Round Rock to Dallas shuttle service for direct rides into Dallas. Heading to DFW Airport from Georgetown instead? Our Georgetown to DFW shuttle serves the same DFW terminal drop-offs from Williamson County / Central Texas.

We need to translate the paragraph into natural Latin American Spanish. One possible translation: "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, tu mejor opción para transporte privado de puerta a puerta desde Georgetown al Aeropuerto Love Field de Dallas (DAL) y al Aeropuerto Internacional DFW. Georgetown se encuentra a unas 30 millas al norte de Austin, en el condado de Williamson, y Dallas está a aproximadamente 173 millas al norte — un recorrido de unas 3 horas por la I-35, sin contar el tráfico, la construcción o el clima. Operamos 24/7, así que ya sea que tengas un vuelo de salida a las 5 AM desde Love Field o una llegada a medianoche a DFW, tendremos un vehículo y conductor programados para ti. ¿Vas a Dallas? Consulta nuestro servicio de shuttle de Round Rock a Dallas para viajes directos a Dallas. ¿Prefieres ir al Aeropuerto DFW desde Georgetown? Nuestro shuttle de Georgetown a DFW cubre las mismasterminales de DFW desde el condado de Williamson / Texas Central. Check that all HTML tags remain unchanged: anchor tags and attributes unchanged. The text inside anchor tags: "Round Rock to Dallas shuttle" becomes "shuttle de Round Rock a Dallas". The Spanish translation for "Round Rock to Dallas shuttle" maybe "shuttle de Round Rock a Dallas". That is okay. Now the next heading:

Georgetown pickup coverage

-> "Cobertura de recogida en Georgetown". In Spanish, "Cobertura de recojo en Georgetown"? "Cobertura de recogida en Georgetown" is fine. Thus final HTML:

Shuttle de Georgetown al Aeropuerto de Dallas

Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, tu mejor opción para transporte privado de puerta a puerta desde Georgetown al Aeropuerto Love Field de Dallas (DAL) y al Aeropuerto Internacional DFW. Georgetown se encuentra a unas 30 millas al norte de Austin, en el condado de Williamson, y Dallas está a aproximadamente 173 millas al norte — un recorrido de unas 3 horas por la I-35, sin contar el tráfico, la construcción o el clima. Operamos 24/7, así que ya sea que tengas un vuelo de salida a las 5 AM desde Love Field o una llegada a medianoche a DFW, tendremos un vehículo y conductor programados para ti. ¿Vas a Dallas? Consulta nuestro servicio de shuttle de Round Rock a Dallas para viajes directos a Dallas. ¿Prefieres ir al Aeropuerto DFW desde Georgetown? Nuestro shuttle de Georgetown a DFW cubre las mismas terminales de DFW desde el condado de Williamson / Texas Central.

Cobertura de recogida en Georgetown

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as originally. Make sure we didn't change any attributes of anchor tags: they have href, title. Title attributes might also be in English, like "Round Rock to Dallas shuttle". The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. The title attributes also contain those names, but we may choose to keep them unchanged or translate them? The instruction: Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Title attributes contain "Round Rock to Dallas shuttle". That's city names plus "shuttle". Might be considered part of the name. We could keep them unchanged, as they're not required to translate. However the anchor link text itself is displayed to user, so we need to translate it. For the title attribute, maybe it's okay to keep as English. However the instruction: Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. The title attribute includes city names, but also the phrase "shuttle". That phrase could be translated, but it's not a name. But the instruction says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." It doesn't forbid translating other text. However to be safe, we can translate the title to Spanish, maybe "shuttle de Round Rock a Dallas". But it's not a strict requirement to keep the title unchanged. But it's safe to keep them unchanged, as it's not part of translation of content. But sometimes translation includes translating alt text and title attributes for SEO. The request is ambiguous. It says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, but not necessarily title attributes. It may be okay to translate them. However better to preserve the original title as it's likely used for SEO and might be needed. Since the instruction says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged", but doesn't say "don't translate the title". However, we could keep the title unchanged to be safe. But if the title includes city names, we keep those unchanged anyway. So keep the title unchanged. So we won't modify title attribute. Thus anchor tags remain: shuttle de Round Rock a Dallas shuttle de Georgetown a DFW Check for any special characters: use of non-breaking spaces? The original uses "5 AM". We can translate "5 AM" as "5 AM" unchanged (that's fine). "midnight" as "medianoche". Good. Check for punctuation: In Spanish, we use «¿» and «¡» for questions. We used "¿Vas a Dallas?" which is good. Use of "!" might be okay. Check if the phrase "las mismas" or "las mismas terminales" maybe better: "cubre las mismas terminales de DFW". Actually we wrote "cubre las mismas terminales de DFW desde el condado de Williamson / Texas Central." Might be okay. We should also translate "private door-to-door transportation" as "transporte privado de puerta a puerta". That is fine. Check "operamos 24/7". In Spanish we could say "operamos 24/7". That is fine. Or "funcionamos 24/7". We wrote "Operamos 24/7". Fine. Now check the h2: "Shuttle de Georgetown al Aeropuerto de Dallas". It's okay. Now check the h3: "Cobertura de recogida en Georgetown". It's fine. Potential minor improvements: Use of "la I-35" is correct, though "la I-35" is fine. Check the phrase "antes del tráfico, construcción o clima". We wrote "sin contar el tráfico, la construcción o el

Las recogidas son de puerta a puerta en cualquier lugar de Georgetown y el área circundante del Condado de Williamson — incluyendo Sun City, Wolf Ranch, la Plaza del centro / Avenida Austin, Berry Creek, Serenada, Cimarron Hills, Crystal Falls, Rancho Sienna, y los vecindarios a lo largo de Williams Drive y la Autopista 29. Si tu dirección está en Florence, Liberty Hill, Jarrell o Andice, igual vamos a ti — solo agrega unos minutos a la ventana de recogida. Danos la dirección completa cuando reserves y routeamos al chofer directamente; no hay ningún lote de estacionamiento ni circuito compartido con múltiples paradas en la mayoría de los viajes.

La ruta: I-35 Norte a través de Texas Central

Desde Georgetown, la ruta estándar hacia Dallas es I-35 Norte todo el camino. Pasarás por Salado, Belton, Temple, West, Hillsboro, y hacia el área metropolitana de Dallas–Fort Worth. El recorrido es principalmente pradera negra plana — no es escénico en el sentido de postal, pero es predecible, con cobertura celular estable, estaciones de combustible cada pocas salidas, y no hay carreteras de peaje. Los dos tramos que usualmente agregan tiempo son la zona de construcción cerca de Waco / Hillsboro (activa durante la mayor parte de 2026) y las últimas 30 millas hacia Dallas durante hora pico, donde I-35E se estrecha y se une con I-35W cerca del centro. Para Love Field salimos de I-35E en Mockingbird Lane / Cedar Springs Road; para DFW transitamos a TX-183 / TX-114 o usamos el Peaje President George Bush dependiendo de qué terminal necesites.

Tiempo de manejo y cuándo salir de Georgetown

The user wants translation from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. The text:

Plan on about 3 hours to 3 hours 30 minutes Georgetown → Dallas in normal traffic, and 3.5 to 4 hours during DFW-area weekday rush hour (7–9 AM and 4–7 PM) or when I-35 has active construction. For a domestic flight out of Love Field or DFW you want to be at the curb 90 minutes before departure (2 hours for international from DFW). Working backward, that means a Georgetown pickup roughly 4 hours 45 minutes before your scheduled flight. For an early-morning departure (before 7 AM), expect a 1:30–3:00 AM Georgetown pickup — there is no off-hours surcharge, the quote you see at booking is the price you pay. On the inbound side, the driver tracks your flight in real time; if Love Field or DFW delays you, the meet time shifts automatically.

Love Field vs DFW: which airport is closer?

We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish. That is not necessarily Mexican Spanish but generally Latin American Spanish. The text includes many place names: Georgetown, Dallas, DFW, Love Field, I-35. Keep them unchanged. Phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present). Keep HTML tags unchanged:

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. We need to keep any punctuation. The translation should be natural, using typical phrasing. Also include "Georgetown → Dallas" etc unchanged. Possibly adapt "Georgetown" stays unchanged. We need to produce the HTML with the translation. Let's translate the content. Paragraph text: "Plan on about 3 hours to 3 hours 30 minutes Georgetown → Dallas in normal traffic, and 3.5 to 4 hours during DFW-area weekday rush hour (7–9 AM and 4–7 PM) or when I-35 has active construction." Translation: "Planifica unas 3 horas a 3 horas 30 minutos de Georgetown → Dallas con tráfico normal, y de 3,5 a 4 horas durante la hora pico en días laborales de la zona DFW (7–9 AM y 4–7 PM) o cuando hay obras activas en la I‑35." Next: "For a domestic flight out of Love Field or DFW you want to be at the curb 90 minutes before departure (2 hours for international from DFW)." Translation: "Para un vuelo doméstico desde Love Field o DFW, debes estar en la acera 90 minutos antes de la salida (2 horas para vuelos internacionales desde DFW)." Next: "Working backward, that means a Georgetown pickup roughly 4 hours 45 minutes before your scheduled flight." Translation: "Contando hacia atrás, eso significa que la recogida en Georgetown debe ser aproximadamente 4 horas 45 minutos antes de tu vuelo programado." Next: "For an early-morning departure (before 7 AM), expect a 1:30–3:00 AM Georgetown pickup — there is no off-hours surcharge, the quote you see at booking is the price you pay." Translation: "Para un vuelo muy temprano (antes de las 7 AM), espera una recogida en Georgetown entre la 1:30 y las 3:00 AM — no hay recargo por horario nocturno; el precio que ves al reservar es el que pagas." Next: "On the inbound side, the driver tracks your flight in real time; if Love Field or DFW delays you, the meet time shifts automatically." Translation: "En el trayecto de regreso, el conductor rastrea tu vuelo en tiempo real; si Love Field o DFW te retrasa, el horario de encuentro se ajusta automáticamente." Then the

: "Love Field vs DFW: which airport is closer?" => "Love Field vs DFW: ¿cuál aeropuerto está más cerca?" However, to keep the same style, we can use "Love Field vs DFW: ¿cuál aeropuerto está más cerca?" That seems natural. Check if any other items need translation: "airport" can be "aeropuerto". "Curbside" maybe "la acera" but "curb" could be "la acera" or "el bordillo". In many Latin American contexts "curb" translates to "la acera" (sidewalk). However, "be at the curb" might be "estar en la acera". That is okay. We need to keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none). Keep city/airport names unchanged: "Georgetown", "Dallas", "DFW", "Love Field", "I-35". The arrow "→" unchanged. Also keep times "AM", "PM". The translation may keep "AM" and "PM". In Spanish we can keep "AM" and "PM" as is. Potential nuance: The phrase "Georgetown pickup roughly 4 hours 45 minutes before your scheduled flight." Could be "la recogida en Georgetown se realiza aproximadamente 4 horas 45 minutos antes de tu vuelo programado." That's okay. We need to ensure proper punctuation: Spanish uses «¿» for questions. In the

we need "Love Field vs DFW: ¿cuál aeropuerto está más cerca?" but keep the original colon after "Love Field vs DFW". So "Love Field vs DFW: ¿cuál aeropuerto está más cerca?" is fine. Also note the dash before "there is no off-hours surcharge". In Spanish we used "—" as em dash, we can keep. Now let's create the final HTML with the translated content. But be careful: the HTML includes an em dash (—) we need to ensure correct encoding. We'll keep it as plain "—". The original had a dash. In Spanish we used "—" as well. That's fine. Now produce the final HTML:

Planifica unas 3 horas a 3 horas 30 minutos de Georgetown → Dallas con tráfico normal, y de 3,5 a 4 horas durante la hora pico en días laborales de la zona DFW (7–9 AM y 4–7 PM) o cuando hay obras activas en la I‑35. Para un vuelo doméstico desde Love Field o DFW, debes estar en la acera 90 minutos antes de la salida (2 horas para vuelos internacionales desde DFW). Contando hacia atrás, eso significa que la recogida en Georgetown debe ser aproximadamente 4 horas 45 minutos antes de tu vuelo programado. Para un vuelo muy temprano (antes de las 7 AM), espera una recogida en Georgetown entre la 1:30 y las 3:00 AM — no hay recargo por horario nocturno; el precio que ves al reservar es el que pagas. En el trayecto de regreso, el conductor rastrea tu vuelo en tiempo real; si Love Field o DFW te retrasa, el horario de encuentro se ajusta automáticamente.

Love Field vs DFW: ¿cuál aeropuerto está más cerca?

Double-check that we didn't inadvertently change any content: "I‑35" uses a hyphen but we used "I‑35". Keep same. We need to ensure hyphen is consistent: "I‑35" uses an en dash? The original uses "I-35". Keep "I-35". In translation we used "I‑35" which might be a different dash. Use "I-35". In Spanish we can say "I-35". So we need to keep exactly "I-35". Use "I-35". Use proper dash. Also check "Georgetown → Dallas". Keep arrow as is. Use "Georgetown → Dallas". Good. We used "I‑35". Should be "I-35". Let's correct. Check "7–9 AM" uses an en dash. Keep as "7–9 AM". The translation uses "7–9 AM". That's fine. Also "4–7 PM". Keep. Check "1:30–3:00 AM". Keep as "1:30–3:00 AM". Use the same dash. Check "AM" and "PM". Keep as "AM" and "PM". Good. Now final HTML:

Planifica unas 3 horas a 3 horas 30 minutos de Georgetown → Dallas con tráfico normal, y de 3,5 a 4 horas durante la hora pico en días laborales de la zona DFW (7–9 AM y 4–7 PM) o cuando hay obras activas en la I-35. Para un vuelo doméstico desde Love Field o DFW, debes estar en la acera 90 minutos antes de la salida (2 horas para vuelos internacionales desde DFW). Contando hacia atrás, eso significa que la recogida en Georgetown debe ser aproximadamente 4 horas 45 minutos antes de tu vuelo programado. Para un vuelo muy temprano (antes de las 7 AM), espera una recogida en Georgetown entre la 1:30 y las 3:00 AM — no hay recargo por horario nocturno; el precio que ves al reservar es el que pagas. En el trayecto de regreso, el conductor rastrea tu vuelo en tiempo real; si Love Field o DFW te retrasa, el horario de encuentro se ajusta automáticamente.

Love Field vs DFW: ¿cuál aeropuerto está más cerca?

Check that we kept HTML tags exactly. Yes. One nuance: In Spanish we might use "el precio que ves The user wants a translation of the HTML content from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. We have HTML snippet:

Both Dallas airports are reachable from Georgetown on the same I-35 spine. Dallas Love Field (DAL) is roughly 173 miles and about 3 hours from Georgetown; it has a single terminal with concourses serving Southwest, Delta, and Alaska, and traffic into Love Field is usually lighter than DFW. DFW International is roughly 187 miles and 3 to 3.5 hours, spread across five terminals (A, B, C, D, and E) — your airline determines the terminal. If you are flying Southwest, Love Field is almost always the better choice; for American, United, Delta, Spirit, Frontier, JetBlue, and international carriers, you need DFW. We drop at the upper-level Departures curb at the correct terminal for your airline and meet returning passengers at the lower-level Arrivals curb closest to your baggage claim — no shuttle lot, no airport bus, no walking to a remote pickup zone.

Shuttle vs driving yourself and parking

We must translate to natural Latin American Spanish. Keep all HTML tags as-is:

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. Keep city/airport names unchanged: Dallas, Georgetown, Dallas Love Field (DAL), DFW International, etc. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none here). Keep the codes: I-35, DAL, DFW. Keep "Shuttle vs driving yourself and parking" maybe as a heading, but we translate "Shuttle vs driving yourself and parking". The translation should be natural Latin American Spanish for travelers, not overly formal. Should be careful to preserve meaning. Let's translate the paragraph: "Both Dallas airports are reachable from Georgetown on the same I-35 spine." In Spanish: "Ambos aeropuertos de Dallas son accesibles desde Georgetown por la misma arteria de la I-35." Might be okay. But "spine" maybe "eje" or "ruta". "Both Dallas airports can be reached from Georgetown via the same I-35 route." Let's phrase: "Ambos aeropuertos de Dallas son accesibles desde Georgetown por la misma ruta de la I-35." "Dallas Love Field (DAL) is roughly 173 miles and about 3 hours from Georgetown; it has a single terminal with concourses serving Southwest, Delta, and Alaska, and traffic into Love Field is usually lighter than DFW." Spanish: "Dallas Love Field (DAL) está a aproximadamente 173 millas y unas 3 horas de Georgetown; cuenta con una única terminal con pasillos que dan servicio a Southwest, Delta y Alaska, y el tráfico hacia Love Field suele ser menor que hacia DFW." "DFW International is roughly 187 miles and 3 to 3.5 hours, spread across five terminals (A, B, C, D, and E) — your airline determines the terminal." Spanish: "El Aeropuerto Internacional DFW está a aproximadamente 187 millas y entre 3 y 3,5 horas, distribuido en cinco terminales (A, B, C, D y E) — tu aerolínea determina la terminal." "If you are flying Southwest, Love Field is almost always the better choice; for American, United, Delta, Spirit, Frontier, JetBlue, and international carriers, you need DFW." Spanish: "Si viajas con Southwest, Love Field casi siempre es la mejor opción; para American, United, Delta, Spirit, Frontier, JetBlue y líneas aéreas internacionales, necesitas DFW." "We drop at the upper-level Departures curb at the correct terminal for your airline and meet returning passengers at the lower-level Arrivals curb closest to your baggage claim — no shuttle lot, no airport bus, no walking to a remote pickup zone." Spanish: "Los dejamos en la acera de Salidas del nivel superior en la terminal correcta de tu aerolínea y esperamos a los pasajeros que regresan en la acera de Llegadas del nivel inferior más cercana a la recogida de equipaje — sin estacionamiento de shuttles, sin autobús del aeropuerto, sin caminar hasta una zona de recogida remota." We must translate "Shuttle vs driving yourself and parking" heading. Could be "Shuttle vs manejar tu propio auto y estacionar". In natural Spanish for Latin American travelers: "Shuttle vs manejar por tu cuenta y estacionar". Or "Shuttle versus conducir y estacionar". Let's choose: "Shuttle vs manejar por tu cuenta y estacionar". The phrase "Shuttle" maybe kept unchanged as "Shuttle". "vs" maybe "vs." in Spanish. Could be "Shuttle vs manejar tu propio auto y aparcar". Let's pick "Shuttle vs manejar por tu cuenta y aparcar". Actually "aparcar" is Spanish for parking. Or "estacionar". Use "estacionar". So "Shuttle vs manejar por tu cuenta y estacionar". That is a heading. Now ensure HTML tags:

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Ambos aeropuertos de Dallas son accesibles desde Georgetown por la misma ruta de la I-35. Dallas Love Field (DAL) está a aproximadamente 173 millas y unas 3 horas de Georgetown; cuenta con una única terminal con pasillos que dan servicio a Southwest, Delta y Alaska, y el tráfico hacia Love Field suele ser menor que hacia DFW. El Aeropuerto Internacional DFW está a aproximadamente 187 millas y entre 3 y 3,5 horas, distribuido en cinco terminales (A, B, C, D y E) — tu aerolínea determina la terminal. Si viajas con Southwest, Love Field casi siempre es la mejor opción; para American, United, Delta, Spirit, Frontier, JetBlue y líneas aéreas internacionales, necesitas DFW. Los dejamos en la acera de Salidas del nivel superior en la terminal correcta de tu aerolínea y esperamos a los pasajeros que regresan en la acera de Llegadas del nivel inferior más cercana a la recogida de equipaje — sin estacionamiento de shuttles, sin autobús del aeropuerto, sin caminar hasta una zona de recogida remota.

Shuttle vs manejar por tu cuenta y estacionar

Check for any missing punctuation: Spanish uses commas inside numbers? It uses period for decimals: "3,5 horas" is okay. Should use "entre 3 y 3,5 horas". That is correct. The phrase "la misma ruta de la I-35" is fine. Could also be "la misma arteria de la I-35". Keep it simple. Now check if any part requires any other modifications: The user said keep city/airport names unchanged. So we keep "Dallas", "Georgetown", "Dallas Love Field (DAL)", "DFW International". The phrase "Dallas Love Field (DAL)" is kept; "DFW International" is kept. "Southwest, Delta, Alaska" remain unchanged. "American, United, Delta, Spirit, Frontier, JetBlue" remain unchanged. "I-35" unchanged. Phone numbers and URLs unchanged; none present. Now check that we haven't inadvertently changed any punctuation that would break HTML? The only tags are

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. So output exactly as we wrote. Double-check that we didn't accidentally translate "Shuttle vs driving yourself and parking" into a phrase that may conflict with other parts. "Shuttle vs manejar por tu cuenta y estacionar" is fine. Now we can produce final answer. But need to be careful about the accent: "Shuttle vs manejar por tu cuenta y estacionar" uses "vs". Should we keep "vs"? The English "vs" might be abbreviation of "versus". In Spanish you could write "vs." or "versus". In Latin American Spanish, maybe "vs." is acceptable. It's okay. Check if the heading should be capitalized: "Shuttle vs manejar por tu cuenta y estacionar". It's okay. Now deliver final answer. Potential improvements: "Ambos aeropuertos de Dallas son accesibles desde Georgetown a través de la misma ruta por la I-35." That might be more natural. Let's see: "Ambos aeropuertos de Dallas son accesibles desde Georgetown por la misma ruta de la I-35." Good. "Está a aproximadamente 173 millas y unas 3 horas de Georgetown." Might be more natural: "Se encuentra a aproximadamente 173 millas y unas 3 horas de Georgetown." But it's fine. Make sure "con una única terminal con pasillos que dan servicio a Southwest, Delta y Alaska" could be better: "con una única terminal con pasillos que sirven a Southwest, Delta y Alaska". Use "sirven". Or "que operan". We'll keep "dan servicio a". It's okay. Now "El tráfico hacia Love Field suele ser menor que hacia DFW." Good. "DFW International" - maybe "El Aeropuerto Internacional DFW". We wrote "El Aeropuerto Internacional DFW". Good. "distribuido en cinco terminales (A, B, C, D y E) — tu aerolínea determina la terminal." Good. "Si viajas con Southwest, Love Field casi siempre es la mejor opción; para American, United, Delta, Spirit, Frontier, JetBlue y líneas aéreas internacionales, necesitas DFW." Good. "Los dejamos en la acera de Salidas del nivel superior en la terminal correcta de tu aerolínea y esperamos a los pasajeros que regresan en la acera de Llegadas del nivel inferior más cercana a la recogida de equipaje — sin estacionamiento de shuttles, sin autobús del aeropuerto,

Para viajes de 3 o más días, la shuttle frecuentemente sale más conveniente que manejar cuando sumas todo. El estacionamiento en la terminal del DFW cuesta alrededor de $27 por día, Express aproximadamente $12 por día; el estacionamiento del Love Field cuesta alrededor de $22 por día. Un viaje de 5 días estacionado en la terminal del DFW es aproximadamente $135 solo en estacionamiento, más aproximadamente 370 millas de combustible de ida y vuelta desde Georgetown (aproximadamente $50–$70 a los precios actuales de Texas), más el desgaste de tu auto y el costo de manejar por la I-35 en ambas direcciones — incluyendo manejar de regreso después de un vuelo nocturno cuando no has dormido. Un viaje de ida de Texas Shuttle reemplaza todo eso con una sola tarifa cotizada, y en un viaje de ida y vuelta el código promocional ONLINE descuenta otro 10%.

Qué esperar en el viaje

Los vehículos son limpios, recientes y del tamaño المناسب para tu grupo: un sedán para 1–3 pasajeros o una shuttle/SUV para 4+, con espacio para equipaje documentado estándar más un bolso de mano por persona. La mayoría de nuestros conductores tienen más de 10 años de experiencia profesional manejando en Texas; ellos handling your luggage at both ends and aim to deliver you relaxed, not stressed. No cobramos precios dinámicas, no agregamos tarifas de acceso al aeropuerto, y no te combinamos con extraños en un circuito de múltiples paradas en la mayoría de las reservaciones. Ver todas las rutas de shuttle desde Georgetown si necesitas un destino diferente desde el Condado de Williamson.

Cuánto tiempo toma llegar desde Georgetown al Aeropuerto Dallas Love Field?

The user wants a translation of the HTML text from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. The instructions: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML." Thus we must translate the English content to Spanish (Latin American) while preserving HTML tags, URLs, phone numbers, city/airport names, codes, etc. The content includes:

About 3 hours in normal traffic via I-35 North, and 3.5 to 4 hours during DFW-area rush hour or when I-35 has active construction near Waco or Hillsboro. We build a curbside buffer into your pickup so you reach Love Field 90 minutes before a domestic flight (or 2 hours before an international flight at DFW).

Can I bring my luggage with me on the shuttle?

Yes. Standard checked bags and carry-ons are included — typically one checked bag plus one carry-on per passenger. Tell us when you book if you are traveling with golf clubs, skis, oversized bags, a stroller, or a car seat so we send a vehicle with the right cargo space.

What happens if there is a flight delay?

On the inbound side, we monitor your flight in real time and shift the meet time automatically — there is no wait charge for normal flight delays at Love Field or DFW. If a departure is delayed and you need to push your Georgetown pickup, just call or message us and we move it. Heading to Dallas Love Field from Georgetown? See our Georgetown to Love Field shuttle page for direct service.

To book, use our online tool 24/7 for an instant quote, or call (817) 403-6196 (8 AM–6 PM CST) to talk to a human. Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round-trip bookings.

We must preserve HTML tags exactly as is. So we need to replace the English text with Spanish, but keep tags like

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, etc. Keep "Love Field", "DFW", "I-35", "Waco", "Hillsboro", "Georgetown", "Dallas Love Field", phone number (817) 403-6196 unchanged, URLs unchanged, promo code ONLINE unchanged. Should we translate "ONLINE"? It is a code; keep as is. Also the phrase "online tool" maybe we translate "herramienta en línea". The user wants "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers". That means use colloquial but clear Spanish, not overly formal, but natural for travelers. Thus we need to translate the paragraphs into Spanish. Let's produce translations: Paragraph 1: "Aproximadamente 3 horas con tráfico normal por la I-35 Norte, y de 3.5 a 4 horas durante la hora pico en la zona de DFW o cuando hay obras activas en la I-35 cerca de Waco o Hillsboro. Incorporamos un margen adicional en la recogida en la acera para que llegues al Love Field 90 minutos antes de un vuelo nacional (o 2 horas antes de un vuelo internacional en DFW)." We need to keep "Love Field" and "DFW" unchanged. "I-35" unchanged. "Waco", "Hillsboro" unchanged. Use "90 minutos" is okay. "2 horas" is okay. "Love Field" maybe keep English, as it's a proper name. Paragraph 2 heading: "Can I bring my luggage with me on the shuttle?" -> "¿Puedo llevar mi equipaje conmigo en la shuttle?" But "shuttle" might be kept as "shuttle" (English). In Latin American Spanish, many people use "shuttle" as is. Could also say "camioneta de enlace". But probably keep "shuttle". So heading: "¿Puedo llevar mi equipaje conmigo en la shuttle?" Or "¿Puedo llevar mi equipaje conmigo en el shuttle?" We'll use "el shuttle". So:

¿Puedo llevar mi equipaje conmigo en la shuttle?

Paragraph content: "Yes. Standard checked bags and carry-ons are included — typically one checked bag plus one carry-on per passenger. Tell us when you book if you are traveling with golf clubs, skis, oversized bags, a stroller, or a car seat so we send a vehicle with the right cargo space." Spanish: "Sí. Las maletas facturadas estándar y el equipaje de mano están incluidos — normalmente una maleta facturada más una pieza de equipaje de mano por pasajero. Avísanos al momento de la reserva si viajas con palos de golf, esquís, bolsas sobredimensionadas, un cochecito o una silla de auto para enviar un vehículo con el espacio de carga adecuado." But keep "standard", maybe "estándar" but okay. "carry-on" can be "equipaje de mano". "checked bags" "maletas facturadas". "one checked bag plus one carry-on per passenger" -> "una maleta facturada más una pieza de equipaje de mano por pasajero". Good. Paragraph heading: "What happens if there is a flight delay?" -> "¿Qué sucede si hay un retraso de vuelo?" Or "¿Qué pasa si hay un retraso de vuelo?" Use "¿Qué pasa si hay un retraso de vuelo?" which is natural. Paragraph content: "On the inbound side, we monitor your flight in real time and shift the meet time automatically — there is no wait charge for normal flight delays at Love Field or DFW. If a departure is delayed and you need to push your Georgetown pickup, just call or message us and we move it. Heading to Dallas Love Field from Georgetown? See our Georgetown to Love Field shuttle page for direct service." Spanish translation: "Por el lado de la llegada, monitoreamos tu vuelo en tiempo real y ajustamos automáticamente la hora de encuentro — no hay cargo por espera para retrasos normales de vuelos en Love Field o DFW. Si tu salida se retrasa y necesitas cambiar tu recogida en Georgetown, simplemente llámanos o escríbenos y lo movemos. ¿Vas al Love Field de Dallas desde Georgetown? Consulta nuestra página de shuttle de Georgetown a Love Field para el servicio directo." We need to keep "Love Field", "DFW", "Georgetown" unchanged. The link text "Georgetown to Love Field shuttle" we could translate to "shuttle de Georgetown a Love Field". But the instructions: Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. The anchor text is not a city name but includes them. They said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged; they didn't say not to translate anchor text. However, they said keep HTML tags exactly as-is. They didn't explicitly forbid translating anchor text. But they said "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." That means we shouldn't change "Georgetown", "Love Field". The anchor text includes "Georgetown to Love Field shuttle". It's okay to translate the rest but keep city names. So anchor text could be "shuttle de Georgetown a Love Field". That seems fine. But maybe keep anchor text unchanged as "Georgetown to Love Field shuttle"? The user didn't say not to translate anchor text, only to keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So anchor text can be changed to Spanish but preserve city names. Let's translate anchor text to "shuttle de Georgetown a Love Field". That is a natural Spanish translation. Paragraph 3 content: "To book, use our online tool 24/7 for an instant quote, or call (817) 403-6196 (8 AM–6 PM CST) to talk to a human. Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round-trip bookings." Spanish translation: "Para reservar, utiliza nuestra herramienta en línea las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana para obtener una cotización al instante, o llama al (817) 403-6196 (8 AM–6 PM CST) para hablar con una persona. Usa el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en reservas de ida y vuelta." Note: "24/7" we can say "las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana". Keep phone number unchanged. Keep promo code ONLINE unchanged. Keep "10%" unchanged. Now we need to output only the translated HTML with tags preserved. Make sure we keep all HTML tags as is, including

,

, etc. Thus final HTML:

Aproximadamente 3 horas con tráfico normal por la I-35 Norte, y de 3.5 a 4 horas durante la hora pico en la zona de DFW o cuando hay obras activas en la I-35 cerca de Waco o Hillsboro. Incorporamos un margen adicional en la recogida en la acera para que llegues al Love Field 90 minutos antes de un vuelo nacional (o 2 horas antes de un vuelo internacional en DFW).

¿Puedo llevar mi equipaje conmigo en la shuttle?